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Couple die on honeymoon bed
A Yemen groom and his bride died less than an hour after their wedding when they inhaled toxic gas from a power generator after they went to bed for their honeymoon.
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Sri Lanka lose to Singapore
Singapore beat Sri Lanka 59-41 in the final of the Asian Netball Championships today (Sep 14) held at the OCBC Arena in Singapore.
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Don Sherman left country
Singer and chef Don Sherman has reportedly migrated to Australia with his family.
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Samsung and LG in bizarre spat
A bizarre spat has broken out between South Korean manufacturing giants Samsung and LG, with Samsung accusing its rival of damaging its goods.
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SLC Chairman and Secretary compromise
At the meeting held under the mediation of the Sports Minister Mahindananda Aluthgamage to solve the clashes between the Chairman of Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) and Secretary, the two has agreed to act...
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Intelligence keeps an eye on local hotel customers
Police has informed the hotel and holiday resort owners to provide records on names, addresses, check in and check out details of their local customers including the families.
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Austrian billionaire, 81, marries Playboy model, 24
An aged Austrian billionaire who once called Kim Kardashian "annoying" has married for the fifth time — to a 24-year-old Playboy model.
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China Maritime Silk Road proves boon for SL as Xi lands
A view from Sri Lanka’s capital of land curving into a sea once famed for its pearls now shows giant yellow digger trucks piling boulders. It’s another show of China’s increasing global influence.
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Hoarding announcing 'fool's road' gone!
The hoarding announcing the renaming of the D3RD4 road located at the Kotalawala junction in the Hingurakgoda Divisional secretariat as 'Modayage Paara' (loosely translated as Fool's Road) has been...
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Cantley’s Ball Push project raises testicular cancer awareness
Thomas Cantley was diagnosed with stage 3 testicular cancer in 2009.
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Vacancy for Paba's driver?
Attanagalla Magistrate has ordered to suspend the driving licence of Gampaha District MP Upeksha Swarnamali's driver, for six months.
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Tiny hamster in epic food battle
If you saw the viral video of tiny hamsters eating tiny burritos, then chances are you've just been sitting patiently at your computer, waiting for anything the comedic -- and culinary -- geniuses of...
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Propaganda material should be removed within 12 hours- EC
The Election Commissioner has ordered that all propaganda material used for final election rallies should be removed within 12 hours.
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Final day of campaigning for Scottish independence referendum
Both sides in the Scottish referendum debate are making their final pitch to voters on the last day of campaigning.
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Martin Crowe: Ex-New Zealand captain says cancer has returned
Crowe, 51, was diagnosed with lymphoma, a cancer of the immune system, in October 2012 and initially overcame the disease last year.
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Sheryl Decker's new priority
Sheryl Romane Decker is said to be spending more time at her new salon rather than on acting.
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Decreasing electricity bill was a promise- President
The final election rallies of main parties were held today (Sept 18) and the final rally of Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) was held at Mahiyanganaya lead by President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
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Japanese adult film star featured on school book
A math book made for Thai college students is being subtracted from the market after it was discovered that the woman on the cover is a Japanese porn actress.
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‘Too many things had gone wrong on Sri Lanka’
Some events in history remain in the realms of the unknown and hence a matter of much speculation.
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